Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting Leaves One Dead and 20 Injured

Source: Jamie Squire / Getty The Kansas City Chief’s Super Bowl-winning parade ended with tragedy instead of a triumphant celebration. On Wednesday afternoon, as the parade was ending, gunfire broke out, leaving one person, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a local DJ in Kansas City, dead. In the melee, 21 others were injured, with at least eight of them being life-threatening, when the shooting began around 2 pm near Union Station. Authorities say that 11 of those victims were kids between the ages of 6 and 15. The police have arrested three suspects for their alleged involvement in the shooting, but it’s still unclear if the shooter set out to commit a mass shooting or if a personal disagreement erupted and a weapon was pulled. There’s even footage circulating social media showing parade goers detaining one of the alleged shooters. One of the brave men who jumped on top of one of the suspects was Paul Contreras, who was heading back to his car. He saw cops chasing someone, so he and another man can be seen on video tackling the suspect. Man who tackled alleged KC Chiefs Super Bowl Parade Shooter Speaks out pic.twitter.com/voi0bIsFS0 — IamLegend